It must have been a Winamp 1.x or something and pre-2000. The option to export playlist into HTML file has been old enough. It was little easy to share the list or publish it online. What I noticed one day was a image in the generated page. This image was not anti-alias therefore, felt something was wrong somewhere.

The image above is a screen shot of what is seen on the html page of generated playlist. Then, I even say a cursor as when moved over this image. Finally I began to click and select. To my biggest wonder, I could actually select the word Winamp just like a text and even the word playlist. Then how the hell did this white text write itself over the word Winamp? That I never has seen in any site!? I don’t even know any html tag lets you do such rendering geometry. This is all so confusing!

I ran down the source and found specific tags which had dimensions written. I played around with it for a while to realize how you use the margin attributes of the stylesheet! YIPEEEE!!… Its’s fun! I would eventually dig it to the source, W3C CSS Level 2 Specification. I read all of it and learned as I used it. Its so vast that I still have no become expert in using stylsesheets like peanuts.